Carol Flax wrote:
I'm trying to write a 4-column page and content in center columns is
sliding under side columns. also - banner is sliding around when page
is resized. help, please. I'm new to CSS and struggling. thanks!
http://www2.whidbey.com/cflax/nwbaby_test/index.html
Hi Carol,
I
Hi
I'm sorry for my english writing.
I'm developing a site on a local computer.
And found the menu i wanted here:
sperling.com/examples/menuv/
But i can't get it to work in IE6 properly. The first menupoint is working
ok, but the submenus are gone to cyperspace.
In Opera 9 and Firefox 2, it
Brian Campbell wrote:
i've been using negative absolute positioning on text that i want
hidden, but need to be accessible to alternate devices. someone has
suggested that the text won't be seen by bots (like google) so it
won't be processed and can't be utilized for SEO purposes. in your
Your English writing is fine. :-)
I can't understand why you can't get the menu to work in IE6. It works fine for
me. Perhaps you have a modified code that needs to be inspected? Can you upload
it somewhere and send me the URL?
Yes, you can make the sub-menus pop out from right to left by
Carol Flax wrote:
I'm trying to write a 4-column page and content in center columns is
sliding under side columns. also - banner is sliding around when page
is resized. help, please. I'm new to CSS and struggling. thanks!
http://www2.whidbey.com/cflax/nwbaby_test/index.html
Carol,
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Hi Bill,
Since css-discuss is a teaching list... and I'm a newbie too... could you
send me the css that corrected the problem below?
Thanks a bunch!!
Susan
Sure thing!
In this case, the source was ultimately the real problem, not so much the CSS.
At 10:21 AM +0200 5/15/08, Ib Jensen wrote:
Hi
I'm sorry for my english writing.
I'm developing a site on a local computer.
And found the menu i wanted here:
sperling.com/examples/menuv/
But i can't get it to work in IE6 properly. The first menupoint is working
ok, but the submenus are gone
At 2:00 PM +1000 5/15/08, Blake wrote:
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 6:51 AM, Brian Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i've been using negative absolute positioning on text that i want
hidden, but need to be accessible to alternate devices. someone has
suggested that the text won't be seen by bots
At 2:00 PM +1000 5/15/08, Blake wrote:
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 6:51 AM, Brian Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i've been using negative absolute positioning on text that i want
hidden, but need to be accessible to alternate devices. someone has
suggested that the text won't be seen by
As far as I know, Bob Easton was credited with the off-left technique
-- here's what happened to him:
http://www.access-matters.com/2008/04/19/off-left-banned-by-google/
It's something to consider.
What? Not letting your site get hacked?
Tedd, I think you've missed the punchline of Bob's post
Dal wrote:
Hello,
I have never used min-max---width-height properties
before, but I need to use it now.
I have found many solutions on web for ie6 and I am
confused now.
Which is the best solution to impliment these
properties in ie6 ?
Thanks.
Dal
I've always resorted to used
Hi all,
The following site is working fine in IE7 and Firefox 2, but breaks down in
IE6. Specifically the page sections containing the navigation bar and the
content, are not filling down the page and stopping at the footer, along
with scroll bars not appearing per the overflow: auto property on
Okay... it's definitely one of those days... here is the URL that was
missing from my previous missive...
www.areteam.com
...Rob
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To:
Hi Rob,
You're using a lot of absolute positioning, which can be tricky. It
looks like you're trying to tile an image on #page-bg-body a la faux
columns. But check out what happens when you add a border to it:
style
#page-bg-body {border:1px solid red;}
/style
In IE, it has no height
Hi,
We have a design which has two sets of menus and we would like to give every
designer control on laying out the menus using their own CSS. The HTML that
we are looking at is extremely simple.
---
div id=Menu2
ul
lia href=#Home/a/li
lia href=#Contact us/a/li
I have a dynamic page which is being generated. I've avoided using tables
for non-tabular content (except for a couple of ASP.NET controls I can't
change). However, for some reason the text for the movie title on the very
last one doesn't always render correctly in IE7. I can't find any
Hi -
On this page -- http://www.rochesterhistory.org/about/ -- all the left
hand navigational elements have a horizontal line between them. This is
done by adding a border-top property.
#sidebar ul li a {style.css (line 128)
border-top:0.05px solid #EFAA7D;
color:#FF;
display:block;
Hi,
We need to design an HTML page which provides flexibility for UI designers
to add skin this HTM using their CSS design.
The question is about naming convention for the text styles. One way is use
names like:
contentHeading
contentDescription
contentLabel
contentBody
...
The designers would
Hi Brant,
Hope this helps:
.capacitylisttitle
{
font-size: 2em;
margin-bottom: 0.5em;
display:inline-block;
}
You may want to look into paring down the number of classes you have.
Check out the section on classitis and divitis, it will help you
simplify your code:
Seems like something related to the Peekaboo bug.
If the display of the last link is cut and you give it the focus, the
link is repainted again and then complete. If you then hover one of the
links in the left menu, the last link gets cut again.
Maybe the technique desribed here helps:
Brant Burnett wrote:
However, for some reason the text for the movie title on the very
last one doesn't always render correctly in IE7.
http://ppointe.pfestore.com/capacity/titles/ComingSoon.aspx
The IE/win 'stacking bug' is at play.
Try adding...
a {position: relative;}
...to get the links
Chris,
Thanks, that worked great. And I agree about the number of CSS classes, but
it is an application for use by multiple clients that need to be able to
style it to look like their primary website, so I need a lot of CSS hooks
for customization. Thanks again.
Brant Burnett
Pathfinder
Hi Brant,
Can you not use descendent selectors instead?
I have done a lot of government work where we have a common layout for
all sites, but each site can have a distinct skin. What we did is create
a heavily commented CSS file that demonstrates how to apply different
styles to different
Carol Flax wrote:
I'm trying to write a 4-column page and content in center columns
is sliding under side columns. also - banner is sliding around when
page is resized. help, please. I'm new to CSS and struggling.
thanks!
http://www2.whidbey.com/cflax/nwbaby_test/index.html
Carol,
The
On Thu, May 15, 2008 4:44 pm, Barb @ BITS LLC wrote:
Hi -
On this page -- http://www.rochesterhistory.org/about/ -- all the left
hand navigational elements have a horizontal line between them. This is
done by adding a border-top property.
border-top:0.05px solid #EFAA7D;
This shows in
There is something really mysterious going on here in IE6.
In the top right there is a menu and in IE6, and ONLY in IE6, the letter
e appears like a fourth link in the menu.
http://raidesign.ca/test/test.html
css:
http://raidesign.ca/test/css/br.css
http://raidesign.ca/test/css/ie6-hacks.css
In the top right there is a menu and in IE6, and ONLY in IE6,
the letter
e appears like a fourth link in the menu.
http://raidesign.ca/test/test.html
in my copy of IE6 (on WinXP) there's nothing at all above the large
image, which is jammed right against the top of the window.
my
In the top right there is a menu and in IE6, and ONLY in IE6,
the letter
e appears like a fourth link in the menu.
http://raidesign.ca/test/test.html
in my copy of IE6 (on WinXP) there's nothing at all above the large
image, which is jammed right against the top of the window.
my
Sandy wrote:
In the top right there is a menu and in IE6, and ONLY in IE6, the letter
e appears like a fourth link in the menu.
http://raidesign.ca/test/test.html
Sandy
It is an IE/6 (duplicate characters) bug. If you are /lucky/ it may
simply mean removal of one or more comments
Sandy wrote:
In the top right there is a menu and in IE6, and ONLY in IE6, the letter
e appears like a fourth link in the menu.
http://raidesign.ca/test/test.html
Sandy
It is an IE/6 (duplicate characters) bug. If you are /lucky/ it may
simply mean removal of one or more
There is something really mysterious going on here in IE6.
Hi Sandy,
I am not sure this is an IE6 bug. I am looking at your web site using
firefox 2 and the top is shifted way off my screen. The problem is your
outermost div (horizon) has top:50%; while the next div (container) inside
has
There is something really mysterious going on here in IE6.
Hi Sandy,
I am not sure this is an IE6 bug. I am looking at your web site using
firefox 2 and the top is shifted way off my screen. The problem is your
outermost div (horizon) has top:50%; while the next div (container)
I also have a mysterious letter I've been unable to track down.
http://monday6o.org/attend2.php
It's the letter 'i' appearing just above the table and to the right of
the menu column. It is not in the html.
--
Where are we going, and what are we doing in this handbasket?
Rick Pasotto
I see it, I see it...
Right under the div id=main tag I see a i all by itself.
Cory
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Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 2:04 PM
To: css-d@lists.css-discuss.org
Subject: [css-d] mysterious letter
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 3:04 PM, Rick Pasotto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also have a mysterious letter I've been unable to track down.
http://monday6o.org/attend2.php
It's the letter 'i' appearing just above the table and to the right of
the menu column. It is not in the html.
Look at the
I should say that in Firebug it shows, but in the HTML it doesn't. Must
be a space or some character that WORD put in or one of the oddities...
Just backspace that table id=attend right up to the div id of main
to remove it.
Cory
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Tawnya wrote:
With the given information, the answer is no, you can't select an
element on the basis of inner markup (like an attribute of a
descendant)
[...]
Yesterday I came across code examples that allowed CSS rendering
of specific image elements referenced to their width and height
Not sure if this is a css question or now but I can not think of
anywhere else to look...
On the new www.bbc.co.uk website and igoogle you have the ability to
move the objects around, anyone know how the heck I do that?
Cheers,
Andrew
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the info.
The general layout of the site, and the use of the AP divs, is to accomplish
two very simple -- or what is simple with IE7 and FF2 -- things.
First, the header and the footer regions get glued to the top and bottom
of the viewport. This is working in IE6 okay as
Andrew Doades wrote:
Not sure if this is a css question or now but I can not think of
anywhere else to look...
On the new www.bbc.co.uk website and igoogle you have the ability to
move the objects around, anyone know how the heck I do that?
Hi Andrew,
This is not actually CSS, though CSS
Last, I do know that the BOTTOM property is being honored, where I'm not
trying to stretch something to fill the viewport, because the footer is
fixed to the bottom of the viewport as it should be.
Hi Rob,
Nice site. I like the overall look and feel, now...onto your troubles.
Your problem
Cool Bill,
Thanks! That gives me a possible sense of direction, which is what I was
looking for. I'll let you know how it works out. (Worst case scenario -- as
I mentioned to Chris in an off-list message -- is that I could dynamically
rewrite the HEIGHT property value in IE6 using Javascript
Hello,
I have used hack for ie6 :
div.someclass {
width: 300px;
* width: 320px;
}
which is it is different than the standard star selector hack, i.e.
* html div.someclass {
width: 320px;
}
what is the first example called ? is it an improper interpretation of
the star selector hack. I
On Thu, 15 May 2008 16:32:54 -0700, corey deep wrote:
Hello,
I have used hack for ie6 :
div.someclass {
width: 300px;
* width: 320px;
}
which is it is different than the standard star selector hack, i.e.
* html div.someclass {
width: 320px;
}
what is the first example called ? is
I know you get this question every few days but my layout seems to be
unique enough that I still can't get the right column in my three
column layout to fill out the background color(s):
http://www.ioplex.com/~miallen/t12.html
I'm hoping someone can look at this and point out a simple
FWIW - you can also target IE 5 - 6 and leave IE 7 alone by using an
underscore instead of a star.
I wish I knew about this hack earlier in the week. ;)
However, I notice you both specify 'width:' declarations. Does this hack
work with 'height:' as well?
--
Glen Barber
Hi,
We have a design which has two sets of menus and we would like to give every
designer control on laying out the menus using their own CSS. The HTML that
we are looking at is extremely simple.
---
div id=Menu2
ul
lia href=#Home/a/li
lia href=#Contact us/a/li
Glen Barber wrote:
I wish I knew about this hack earlier in the week. ;)
However, I notice you both specify 'width:' declarations. Does this
hack work with 'height:' as well?
Sure. IE5 - 7 eats most non-valid character you can think of in front
of any property-name...
Is there any way to reduce the space above characters. Consider the following:
http://www.ioplex.com/~miallen/t14.html
Setting line-height: 0.5; has no effect on the space above Apples.
There's at least 4 whole pixels above the A and l in this example. Is
there any way to reduce that?
Mike
Is there any way to reduce the space above characters.
Hi Mike,
You are setting the line-height on a span element. Spanned elements are
inline and that is why it is ignoring line-height. Try a block element like
div or p instead. If you want the background to fit just the content,
float the
Carol Flax wrote:
I'm trying to write a 4-column page and content in center columns is
sliding under side columns. also - banner is sliding around when page
is resized. help, please. I'm new to CSS and struggling. thanks!
http://www2.whidbey.com/cflax/nwbaby_test/index.html
Please
Michael B Allen wrote:
Is there any way to reduce the space above characters. Consider the
following:
http://www.ioplex.com/~miallen/t14.html
Setting line-height: 0.5; has no effect on the space above Apples.
There's at least 4 whole pixels above the A and l in this example. Is
there
I just remembered that I had to reapply min/Max width expressions for
the 3 container elements of a website and I discovered that IE6 is
doing strange things with the companion column as a result (On a
window wider than 1440px it extends the white background of the
content colum to the left by the
Hi,
I’m using the below vertical menu list but unfortunately when a menu item is
clicked to produce an ‘active state’, it doesn’t remain on when the user
clicks on other links on the web page. As soon as you click on any other
links the ‘active menu state’ reverts to a ‘normal state’. Can
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